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Angelique Jenney

Practice wisdom supports knowledge-building in landmark community partnership

Professor Jennifer Koshan

Professor co-authors submission for Standing Committee on the Status of Women

Dr. Nicole Letourneau

Nursing prof receives $2.4M for Alliance against Violence and Adversity (AVA) project

UCalgary professors part of international collaboration studying how men become involved in gender justice work

International collaboration studies how men become involved in gender justice work

Professor Jennifer Koshan

In the News: CBC

A former cop convicted of domestic violence is keeping daughter from ex but judge refuses to enforce the law

Professor Jennifer Koshan

In the News: Chatelaine

An Alberta Court Just Halved An Abuse Survivor’s Manslaughter Sentence

Professor Jennifer Koshan

In the News: The Lawyer's Daily

Definition of family violence in Alberta legislation in need of an update, law prof says

Nicole Letourneau, left, and Carrie McManus.

Research collaboration highlights success of domestic violence intervention programs

Three people sit next to each other looking at a laptop, which is sitting on the lap of the person in the middle

Virtual games teach students how to work in intimate partner violence situations

Professor Jennifer Koshan

In the News: LawNow Magazine

Family Violence and Family Law in Alberta: The need for legislative reform and expansive statutory interpretation